Examples of using Armed groups must in English and their translations into Russian
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All armed groups must cease the violence.
All violence by all Kosovo Albanian armed groups must cease immediately.
The armed groups must negotiate in good faith and without delay.
In order to deal with this insecurity, the programme to disband illegal armed groups must be accelerated.
States, and non-State armed groups, must respect their obligations under IHL.
In practice, this means that,with regard to the dispute between the two countries, all support to and harbouring of armed groups must cease.
In that connection, all illegal armed groups must halt all violence and lay down their arms. .
Armed groups must renounce violence, and all parties should engage in a meaningful political dialogue.
Although not a State party to the Geneva Conventions,organized armed groups must nevertheless abide by the principles of international humanitarian law.
Palestinian armed groups must comply with international humanitarian law and immediately cease the firing of indiscriminate rockets and mortars.
Another innovative element of the Kampala Convention is its recognition that non-State actors and members of armed groups must be held accountable for their role in involuntary or forced internal displacement.
Finally, all opposition armed groups must stop using anti-personnel mines, which cause the death and maiming of children.
Stated that any dialogue established under the framework of monitoring andreporting mechanism by United Nations entities with non-State armed groups must abide by resolution 1612(2005), in order to avoid inadvertently legitimizing them;
Crucially, it emphasizes that all armed groups must immediately put an end to their violent activities and lay down their arms.
The Mixed Technical Commission on Peace and Security should make rapid progress on reaching an agreement on the modalities andtimelines for their disengagement and brassage; the Congolese armed groups must fully cooperate to this effect;
The de facto authorities and Palestinian armed groups must avoid locating military assets in densely populated areas and launching attacks from these areas.
Therefore, the current Government has chosen as one of its priorities the re-establishment of democratic security in the awareness that the fight against illegal armed groups must be waged in a framework of strict respect for human rights and constitutional guarantees.
Women and girls associated with armed groups must benefit from disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programmes in the same way that men and boys do.
In order to counter that trend and create a more secure environment,the ongoing reintegration programme must be accelerated, the remaining illegal armed groups must be disbanded, and the Afghan national army and police forces must be strengthened in both quality and quantity.
Armed groups must therefore, at the minimum, respect human rights, including the right to health, and may assume further obligations to protect or fulfil human rights.
The Intervention Brigade,which had played a crucial role in defeating the armed groups, must continue to pursue the neutralization of other groups threatening the stability of the country and surrounding region.
The illegal armed groups must immediately abandon the practice of laying anti-personnel mines. It is an ethical and humanitarian imperative that the international community should call on these groups to cease the reprehensible practice of producing and laying mines which cause violence, death and indiscriminate destruction in our country.
There is increasing recognition that the intertwined problems created by the activities of Nkunda and his militia, FDLR andother foreign and Congolese armed groups must be addressed simultaneously through an approach that involves all major stakeholders, both within the Democratic Republic of the Congo and in the Great Lakes region.
Disarmament of armed groups must proceed without delay, so as to allow them to register as political parties and meaningful military integration should be accomplished as soon as possible.
They noted that for the Peace, Security andCooperation Framework to work, all armed groups must be neutralized, preferably through political solutions and by being starved of arms and financing, which would require the commitment of all States in the region.
The illegal armed groups must refrain from any further action that could compromise the integrity of the crash site, and immediately cease all military activities in the immediate area surrounding it.
Governments engaged in action against armed groups must ensure that its own forces act in accordance with relevant international standards when carrying out their duties.
All illegal armed groups must be disarmed; all illegally seized buildings must be returned to legitimate owners; all illegally occupied streets, squares and other public places in Ukrainian cities and towns must be vacated.
FDLR, ex-FAR/Interahamwe and other Rwandan armed groups must present themselves without any further delay or preconditions for their disarmament, demobilization, repatriation, resettlement and reintegration.
All illegal armed groups must be disarmed; all illegally seized buildings must be returned to legitimate owners; all illegally occupied streets, squares and other public places in Ukrainian cities and towns must be vacated.